In this in-depth tutorial video, I will show you the process of mapping and waxing my eyebrows. 

The tutorial is structured as follows:

1. How I prep my skin and brows 
2. How I map my brows
3. How I connect the mapping and shape my brows
4. Troubleshooting mapping, including common brow shapes and how to map and shape them
5. How I warm my wax and practise application on the back of my hand
6. How I wax my eyebrows
7. How I troubleshoot waxing errors
8. How I tweeze and trim my eyebrows
9. How I care for my brows post-procedure

What you'll need to follow this tutorial at home:

• Wax Heater + Wax 
• Wax applicator sticks 
• Skin Prep Spray 
• Remover
• Alcohol Wipes
• Cotton Pads 
• Cotton Sticks 
• Cotton Buds
• Brow Ruler 
• Mapping Pencil + Sharpener
• Mapping String 
  

IMPORTANT WAXING SAFETY NOTICE

Before purchasing or using our At-Home Facial Waxing Kit, please read the following carefully:

Waxing isn’t suitable for everyone, and using it on compromised or sensitive skin can lead to irritation, lifting, or injury.

DO NOT use this product if you:

• Have active cold sores (herpes simplex)

• Have open cuts, grazes, or sunburn

• Have eczema, psoriasis, or active acne in the treatment area

• Have had a chemical peel or used strong exfoliants (AHA/BHA) in the past 7 days

• Have had recent laser or IPL treatments in the area

• Are currently using or have recently used Roaccutane/Accutane

(Avoid waxing for 6–12 months after stopping use)

• Are using Retin-A, Retinol, Differin, or other Vitamin A products

(Avoid waxing for at least 5–7 days after stopping use)

• Have any skin allergies or sensitivities to wax ingredients

• Have a contagious skin condition, including cold sores, warts, or ringworm

Please use caution if you:

• Have very sensitive or thin skin

• Are pregnant or diabetic

• Are prone to bruising or broken capillaries

• Are menstruating (skin may be more sensitive than usual)

If any of the above apply to you:

We recommend avoiding waxing and using tweezers or alternative methods instead.

If you’re unsure whether facial waxing is safe for your skin, consult with a professional before using this product. Your safety comes first!